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Surviving An Active Shooter Situation

  • Thursday, March 15, 2018
  • 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM
  • Freedom Hall located inside the Civil War Museum 5400 1st Ave, Kenosha, WI 53140

Registration

  • Non-members may attend this event. Price includes lunch. Save on the price of this ticket by joining as a member to get Member pricing of $15.

    Select the Pay on-line button to pay through our website and save time at the door. To pay at the door, choose the Invoice Me button. No need to print the invoice as we have an attendee list at the door.
  • This ticket type is reserved only for those members who have paid for their membership and the full year of meetings included in an Associate Premium or Professional Premium Membership.

    There is no charge for Premium Members to attend this event. Premium Members may not send substitute attendees in their place.
  • This ticket is available to Members only who have paid for their 2017 Membership.

    Ticket price includes lunch.

    Select the Pay on-line button to pay through our website and save time at the door. To pay at the door, choose the Invoice Me button. No need to print the invoice as we have an attendee list at the door.
  • Free meeting for referring a friend.
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SURVIVING AN ACTIVE SHOOTER SITUATION

The Kenosha Police Departments Crime Prevention Unit presents material to enable people to better survive an active shooter situation. Officers explain crime prevention theories, examine the Columbine and Virginia Tech shootings, explain FBI findings, discuss the physical and psychological effects experienced and instruct on the “Run, Hide, Fight” concept.

As these situations continue to happen in our schools, workplaces and public places, this event will help us be better prepared if we find ourselves in this type of situation.  

This session will end at 1:30 p.m.


Speaker Biography:

Officers Ron Francis and Jeff Wamboldt are members of the Kenosha Police Department Crime Prevention Unit with a combined 45 years of Law Enforcement experience. Together, they educate the citizens of Kenosha in ways to lessen the likelihood of becoming a victim. They also lead the city’s Neighborhood Watch Program which contains over 2,000 members.

This session is approved for SHRM Professional Development Credits (PDCs) and HRCI recertification credits.

                    

Do you want to receive member pricing for this event?  

Be sure to join SRKA as a member BEFORE you register.  If you have been a member in the past and your membership has lapsed, you'll save $10 on this meeting by renewing your membership first and then registering for this event as a Member.

Would you like to attend for Free?  Refer an HR friend or colleague to SRKA.  If they join and list you as a referral on their application, you will receive 2 free meetings!  We will send you a special coupon code to enter when registering for your next meeting.

When you visit our site: www.srka.org you will click on log-in.  Your USER ID is your email address.  Click on FORGOT PASSWORD to reset your password. Everyone (members and non-members) will need to do this the first time.  A link will be sent to set/reset your password.  

If you have any issues registering for a meeting or paying for membership on-line, please contact Jane Kurylo at jkurylo1@wi.rr.com or 414-217-6700. 


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SRKA is a 501(c)6 non-profit organization. 

Chapter #0712

PO Box 085453

Racine, WI  53408

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